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Connect Salesforce to Black Cat SSPM

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Connect your Salesforce organization so Black Cat can review users, multi-factor coverage, profiles and permission sets, password and session policies, and sharing settings.

≈ 15 min · audit access · write-capable permissions are flagged below

What Black Cat reads, and why

PermissionWhat it lets Black Cat doStatus
View All UsersLets Black Cat list users, their profiles, multi-factor status and last login.Required
View Setup and ConfigurationLets Black Cat review password policies, session settings, sharing defaults and permission sets.Required
Manage Connected AppsRequired so Black Cat can sign in through the connected app you create; it is not used to change any app.Required Write (write-capable permission)

What you'll need

  • My Domain URL Required — Your Salesforce login address, for example https://acme.my.salesforce.com.
  • Consumer key (client ID) Required — Shown on the connected app you create for Black Cat in Salesforce setup.
  • Certificate private key Required — The private key matching the certificate you uploaded to the connected app.
  • Integration username Required — The read-only Salesforce user the connected app signs in as.
  • Sandbox organization — Optional — switch this on when you are connecting a sandbox rather than production.

Where to create it

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